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Describe the bug
MoviePy recently upgraded to v2.0, introducing breaking changes which prevent StoryToolkit from starting/running.
To Reproduce
Follow the installation guide and run venv/bin/python StoryToolkitAI/storytoolkitai
A ModuleNotFound error appears (moviepy.editor)
Expected behavior
StoryToolkitAI should start running.
System (please complete the following information):
OS: Windows 10
Python versions installed on machine: 3.10.11
StoryToolkitAI Version 0.24.3
Additional context
It seems like I had the unfortunate timing of installing StoryToolkit almost the same day MoviePy decided to push a major update.
I first tried to update the import in media.py with from moviepy import VideoFileClip, AudioFileClip and it did get the app to start properly but only then I realized other bugs were happening ("File file.mp4 does not have a valid video stream" on every single video I tried to ingest).
I downgraded moviepy back to 1.0.3 and everything works as intended (note that to do that I also had to downgrade setuptools to 69.5.1 because pip was throwing an error otherwise). If updating to moviepy 2 isn't particularly useful for the project, it might be good to set a strict 1.0.3 requirement.
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Describe the bug
MoviePy recently upgraded to v2.0, introducing breaking changes which prevent StoryToolkit from starting/running.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
StoryToolkitAI should start running.
System (please complete the following information):
Additional context
It seems like I had the unfortunate timing of installing StoryToolkit almost the same day MoviePy decided to push a major update.
I first tried to update the import in media.py with from moviepy import VideoFileClip, AudioFileClip and it did get the app to start properly but only then I realized other bugs were happening ("File file.mp4 does not have a valid video stream" on every single video I tried to ingest).
I downgraded moviepy back to 1.0.3 and everything works as intended (note that to do that I also had to downgrade setuptools to 69.5.1 because pip was throwing an error otherwise). If updating to moviepy 2 isn't particularly useful for the project, it might be good to set a strict 1.0.3 requirement.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: